After spending all summer in the affectionately named “Boulder Bubble”, the time came last week to start packing up to head back to school. Admittedly, I was less than excited to get back to the 90+ degree weather, the never ending “work” day, and Ramen noodles (yes, I still eat […]
MBA 2’s at the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia. Louis David, Leslie Johns and Paul Santarelli.
After a summer of internships, everyone is beginning the late summer ritual of taking a few days off and then making it back to campus. This week I’m in New York and Philadelphia visiting a few friends before school starts up again August 16th. Friday night, I got the chance […]
The following guest post is from incoming Graduate Business Council President Ian Jones who is wrapping up an internship with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in New York City. —— There are few places that can match the energy and beauty of New York City. I have been […]
Going to the post office is never fun. Even if you have a package waiting for you, the 20-person line can scare off anyone who doesn’t have an entire afternoon to kill. That’s why I went to campus the other day for the first time in about a month. It’s […]
I’ve been quite the delinquent blogger since I began my summer internship. After much prodding and guilt-tripping from fellow blogger, Louis, I decided it was time to send an update. This summer I am working on the Research + Strategy team at a small(ish) design and advertising agency in Boulder, […]
Stormy in the city. Despite the fact that high temperatures have been topping out in the mid to high-90s, it rains almost every afternoon. This is a view of parts of downtown, with the French Quarter and Mississippi River in the background as clouds roll across New Orleans on a […]
Attention anyone who is not yet aware of New Orleans weather in the summer – it gets hot here. For the past two weeks, high temperatures have been topping out in the mid-90s, the heat index usually runs around 100 degrees. A few miles inland, north of Lake Pontchartrain, the […]
After a few years of working, the thought of spending a summer in school for a couple of hours a day may be appealing. Last year, I took the pre-MBA summer courses offered at the Freeman School and I can honestly say those classes helped me out when our real […]
This time of year, it’s easy to stumble upon college students at any level writing about how they can’t believe the semester is over. Add me to the cliche clique. These past nine months have flown by. It’s been a non-stop ride, but I’ve learned a lot and met a […]